Peter Dutton's campaign falters as Joe Exotic endorses Albanese, seeking support for his prison release in unexpected twist.
Housing affordability is at the centre of this election, yet two major reforms seem all but off-limits Matt Garrow, The Conversation and Matthew Hall, The Conversation This...
In a heated leaders' debate, Prime Minister Albanese triumphed over Opposition Leader Dutton, highlighting cost of living and tax issues, while Dutton faltered on key questions,...
PM Albanese wins final debate with 50% of undecided votes, outshining Dutton on cost of living; tensions rise over key issues.
COSBOA: Small business tax cut could boost Australia’s economy by $11.4 billion and create 3,370 permanent jobs.
Newspoll steady as both leaders’ ratings fall; Labor surging in poll of marginal seats Adrian Beaumont, The University of Melbourne With less than two weeks to go...
Trump engages directly in global trade negotiations, claiming "Big Progress" as tariffs reshape markets, but urgency looms for substantive results amid cautious responses from Japan and...
Aussie small businesses prioritise cost of living, taxes, and energy relief ahead of the upcoming Federal Election.
We compared the Labor and Coalition’s income tax proposals to see who benefits most Shutterstock John Hawkins, University of Canberra and Yogi Vidyattama, University of Canberra We...
In their second debate, Albanese and Dutton faced criticism, with pundits divided over who won; security heightened amid protests.
US Treasury Secretary Bessent asserts China isn't weaponising Treasurys amid bond market volatility from tariff policies.
PM Albanese and opposition leader Dutton launch campaigns centered on housing affordability, with Labor promising 100,000 homes; expert commentary by Professor Tim Harcourt.
Economists now see a 45% chance of recession this year, linked to Trump's tariff policies, as discussed by Professor Tim Harcourt.
Small US firms sue Trump over "Liberation Day" tariffs, claiming unconstitutional use of executive powers under the IEEPA.
Albanese and Dutton launch their election campaigns, unveiling tax and housing policies while addressing Australian affordability issues.
